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GORDON’S BAY
DURBANVILLE
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CENTURY CITY
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LANGA
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CAPE TOWN INTERNATIONAL
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LLANDUDNO
CLIFTON
SEA POINT
CAMPS BAY
FISH HOEK
SCARBOROUGH
KOMMETJIE
CAPE POINT
ATHLONE
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MAMRE
SIMON’S TOWN
HOUT BAY
MUIZENBERG
BELLVILLE
SOMERSET WEST
Table Bay
CAPE TOWN
Cape Flats5
Atlantic Seaboard2
City Centre1
Southern Suburbs4
Helderberg6
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Northern Suburbs7
TYGER VALLEY
KUILS RIVER
Blaauwberg
Peninsula3False Bay
Atlantic Ocean
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BELLVILLE VELODROME
Look out for what’s happening at
the Velodrome – it’s not just for bikes but
also used for concerts and other
big events.
Carl Cronje Drive, Bellville
021 949 7450
TYGER VALLEY CENTRE
There are nearly 300 shops here to
explore, as well as facilities like
restaurants, movie theatres, banks and
even medical suites.
09h00-19h00 Mon-Sat & holidays;
09h00-17h00 Sun
Durban Road, Bellville
021 914 1822
www.tygervalley.co.za
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BELLVILLE GOLF CLUB
Enjoy sweeping views of the
Hottentots Holland mountains while
playing a few holes at this course in
the Welgemoed Valley.
Jip de Jager Road, Welgemoed
021 913 3100
www.bellvillegolf.co.za
DURBANVILLE
This is a suburban enclave that has quietly been developing apace and shedding its more rural roots. But the Durbanville wine route reminds you that the area retains a strong agricultural focus. So, not too many kilometres from the city centre, you can sip delicious wines, often with views across the bay to majestic Table Mountain.
DURBANVILLE ROSE GARDEN
This garden has about 800 rose varieties
and over 4 500 rose bushes in beautifully
manicured grounds. There’s a tea garden
to relax in while you contemplate the
splendour of the garden in full bloom.
Open sunrise-sunset
Durbanville Avenue, Durbanville
021 976 4497
DURBANVILLE
NATURE RESERVE
Although small in size, the Durbanville
Nature Reserve has two rare fl oral
species in a unique veld environment
of coastal and mountain fynbos. It’s a
good spot for hiking, picnicking and
bird watching. Guided walks can also
be arranged.
07h30-16h00 weekdays
Racecourse Road, Durbanville
021 970 3097
RUST-EN-VREDE
CULTURAL CENTRE
Situated in a beautiful national monument
dating from the 1840s, Rust-en-Vrede is
an interesting gallery that showcases the
work of both emerging and established
artists. Browse the art and admire
the architecture of what was once a
magistrate’s court. There’s also a trendy
cafe with outdoor terrace and a fascinating
Clay Museum which pays tribute not only
to South Africa’s contemporary ceramicists
but also this area’s history of producing
fi ne clay and bricks.
09h00-17h00 weekdays;
09h00-13h00 Sat
10 Wellington Road, Durbanville
021 976 4691
www.rust-en-vrede.com
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DURBANVILLE
CRAFT MARKET
Check out this market under the old
oak trees in the lovely gardens of Rust
en Vrede. There are over 200 stalls
displaying a variety of handmade articles
like needlework, pottery, paintings and
much more.
08h30-14h00 fi rst Sat of every month
10 Wellington Road, Durbanville
021 981 2076
DURBANVILLE GOLF CLUB
Durbanville has a reputation for
friendliness so golf enthusiasts can
be sure of a warm welcome at this fl at
18-hole course.
Sports Road, Durbanville
021 976 8121
www.durbanvillegolfclub.co.za
CLARA ANNA FONTEIN
The only game reserve within the
greater Cape metropolitan area. You
can see zebra, antelope, ostrich and
other animals.
Vissershok Road
021 975 7017
www.claraannafontein.com
Spend a day visiting the nine wineries that form the Durbanville Wine Valley in the Tygerberg Hills. Most have restaurants and wine tasting and many offer tours and other activities such as history lessons and even carriage rides.
www.durbanvillewine.co.za
NITIDA CELLARS
Enjoy a farm breakfast and homemade
products from over 50 different suppliers
at this lovely vineyard’s farmers’ market.
Catch it on the last Saturday of the
month, or come another time to taste the
wine and eat in the restaurant.
M13 / Tygerberg Road, Durbanville
021 976 1467, www.nitida.co.za
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DURBANVILLE HILLS
Head a bit out of town for this one –
but it’s worth it for the lovely setting and
value-for-money wines.
M13 / Tygerberg Road, Durbanville
021 558 1300
www.durbanvillehills.co.za
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DIEMERSDAL WINE ESTATE
This estate has been in the same family
for six generations. Drop in to taste
some of their fi ne red and white wines.
Off M58 / Koeberg Road
021 976 3361
www.diemersdal.co.za
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DE GRENDEL
From its situation on the top of Tygerberg
Hill, De Grendel offers spectacular views
to go with their noble wines. De Grendel
means ‘the latch’ in Dutch, because this farm
was traditionally the gateway to the interior
towns of Stellenbosch and Durbanville.
021 558 6280
www.degrendel.co.za
ZEVENWACHT WINE ESTATE
Take hours over lunch at the restaurant
at Zevenwacht – or you can order a
picnic to enjoy in the lovely grounds, or
even braai (that’s barbecue...) your dinner
from one of their swanky braai baskets.
There’s accommodation and a spa, and a
play area for the children.
Langverwacht Road, Kuils River
021 903 5123
www.zevenwacht.co.za
KUILS RIVER GOLF CLUB
This is an undulating 18-hole course with
some fi ne water features.
Bottelary Road, Kuils River
021 903 0222
www.kuilsrivergolfclub.co.za
KUILS RIVER
Enjoy the tranquillity of some of the oldest farms in the Cape in Kuils River at the foot of the Bottelary Hills. Smallholdings sit cheek by jowl alongside manufacturing plants. It’s often referred to as the gateway to the Stellenbosch wine routes. Zevenwacht Wine Estate is invariably included en route to Stellenbosch. There are some lovely old church buildings here too, and a relaxed, community-orientated way of life.
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VILLA PASCAL THEATRE
This intimate theatre offers live
entertainment by a variety of performers.
You can bring a picnic basket to enjoy
during the show.
28 Van der Westhuizen
Street, Durbanville
021 975 2566
www.villapascal.co.za
DURBANVILLE WINE ROUTE
NIGHT LIFE
CASINO
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SUBURBSNORTHERN
Century City Goodwood
Bellville Tyger Valley
Durbanville Kuils River
Airport & Surrounds
Cape Town is a shopping mecca and Century City is its heart. With the Canal Walk shopping centre and a host of other attractions, there’s plenty here to keep you and the family entertained.
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CANAL WALK
SHOPPING CENTRE
One of SA’s premier shopping centres
and one of the largest in Africa, Canal
Walk is home to over 400 stores and
represents the best of South African and
international brands as well as some
great local designers. There are also
loads of restaurants to chill out in while
you rest your feet.
Century City Boulevard, Century City
021 529 9699/8
www.canalwalk.co.za
GRANDWEST CASINO
The biggest casino in the Cape, complete
with 1 750 slot machines, gaming tables
as well as lounges, bars, restaurants, a
nightclub and revue bar. There’s also an
Olympic-sized ice rink, ten pin bowling,
mini fun fair and plenty more to keep the
whole family entertained. Watch out for
events here, as GrandWest often plays
host to big-name acts.
1 Vanguard Drive, Goodwood
021 505 7777
www.suninternational.com
CENTURY CITY NATURAL
GOODS MARKET
Find a little bit of the farm in this most
urban spot. Held at Central Park in
the heart of Century City, visit to fi nd
the freshest of produce and plenty of
other cool stuff.
1st Sunday of the month 09h00 – 15h00.
Park Lane, Central Park, Century City.
021 531 2173
RATANGA JUNCTION
For the ride of your life, Ratanga
Junction is a full-scale theme park
with over 30 rides, restaurants, shops
and plenty to keep the whole family
entertained. Dare to ride the Cobra for a
giant thrill. It’s not open all year, so check
before you go.
Century Boulevard, Century City
021 550 8504 / 0861 200 300
www.ratanga.co.za
INTAKA ISLAND
Century City’s award-winning wetlands
and eco-tourism attraction, Intaka Island
is home to more than 120 bird species.
For keen birders, there’s a hideout from
which to view the dozens of pairs of
water birds.
07h30-17h00 daily
Century Boulevard, Century City
021 552 6889
www.intaka.co.za
This area is one of Cape Town’s industrial and suburban heartlands. It was named after the famous Goodwood Racecourse in England. However, the planned racecourse was abandoned after just one meeting. The main attraction here is the flashy GrandWest Casino. Voortrekker Road is the arterial road that starts way back in Salt River and passes through Maitland, Goodwood, Parow and Belville. If you have time and feel like really getting off the tourist trail, this is a real retro route with oddly interesting old-time shops, junk shops, stone masons associated with the old cemeteries in Maitland, and endless car dealerships and sundry shades of suburban bars and local hang outs.
GOODWOOD
CENTURY CITY
Canal Walk Visitor Information Centre
Century City Boulevard,
Entrance 2, Century City
021 529 9798/9
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TYGERBERG NATURE
RESERVE
See a large tract of endangered
renosterveld vegetation on one of many
hiking trails, most of which can be
covered in two hours. The Induli trail,
which means “hill”, takes you up to the
reserve’s picnic area and viewpoint,
where you can enjoy a scenic lunch. This
is one of only two places – along with
Blaauwberg beach – where you can take
the classic photo of Table Mountain.
09h00-16h00 weekdays;
09h00-18h00 Sat, Sun & holidays
Totius Street, Welgemoed
021 913 5695
BELVILLE & TYGER VALLEY
Visit Cape Town’s Northern Suburbs to shop in small boutiques in Bellville and engage in serious retail therapy in some of the Cape’s largest and most sophisticated shopping malls.
Willowbridge Visitor
Information Centre
Willowbridge Lifestyle Centre,
39 Carl Cronje Road, Tyger Valley
021 915 4080
WILLOWBRIDGE
LIFESTYLE CENTRE
Enjoy the sunshine while you shop at
this open-air centre. It specialises in
homeware and decor, although there are
also some chic little boutiques to browse.
There are also several restaurants to
choose from, as well as a theatre.
09h00-18h00 Mon-Sat;
09h00-17h00 Sun & holidays
39 Carl Cronje Drive, Tyger Valley
021 914 7218
www.willowbridge.co.za
THE SANLAM ART GALLERY
Sanlam has one of the largest corporate
collections of SA art. The gallery houses
a permanent collection of works by some
of the best known South African artists,
as well as exciting emerging talent,
dating from the nineteenth century to
the present.
2 Strand Road, Bellville
021 947 3359
www.sanlam.co.za
ART.B GALLERY
This vibrant gallery, run by the Arts
Association of Bellville, showcases the
work of some truly exciting young local
artists, as well as some more established
names. It’s a non-profi t organisation
aimed at helping the community and they
also hold workshops to help young artists
get a start.
The Library Centre, Carel van
Aswegen Street, Bellville
021 918 2301
www.artb.co.za
UNIVERSITY OF THE
WESTERN CAPE
Originally established to cater for the
so-called ‘coloured’ community, UWC has
a proud struggle history. The university
is renowned for its work in the fi eld of
information technology.
Of particular interest is the Mayibuye
Centre, an impressive collection of
material relating to apartheid and the
struggle for democracy in South Africa,
which can be consulted by appointment
to visitors and researchers.
10h00-15h30 weekdays
Modderdam Road, Bellville South
021 959 3900
AFTER DARK...
There’s a hip scene happening
in the North – head for Bellville’s
Edward Street to check out
a strip of clubs, bars and
restaurants. They’re pretty close
together so you can try a few
and make an evening of it.
Otherwise, if you’re feeling
lucky, there’s always GrandWest
Casino, packed with other
attractions to keep the whole
family entertained.
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KING DAVID GOLF CLUB
Tee off amid spectacular views of Table
Mountain and Devil’s Peak. This course is
known for staying dry and fi rm when it’s
wet, and is sheltered from the wind.
Pallotti Road, off Modderfontein Road,
Montana, Bellville
021 934 3056
www.kingdavidgolfclub.co.za
THE AIRPORT & SURROUNDS
Cape Town is very proud of its shiny new airport, the third largest in Africa and South Africa’s most important tourist hub.
27 Thunder City “Flights by appointment only”
28 Aviation Centre29 Airport Mall
Cape Town International Airport
Airport Approach Road, off N2
021 934 1949
Flight information 086 72 77 888
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Southern Suburbs
Cape Flats
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Northern Suburbs
Blaauwberg
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www.capetown.travel
WINE TASTING
For this map in detail refer to the Cape Town Map or visit
http://www.capetown.travel/guide/maps/
Book your experience at 021 487 6800 or www.capetown.travel
LIVE IT! LOVE IT!
BE A RESPONSIBLE TRAVELLER
1 Research the culture of the area you intend to visit before arriving at your destination.
2 Talk to locals, make use of local tour guides and stay in accommodation establishments that are invested in the local community.
3 Learn some of the language – a simple greeting and thank you in the language of our people will see you embraced as a guest and not only a visitor.
4 Respect the dignity and privacy of others – please ask permission before you take a photo.
5 Rather than giving money to beggars and street children, make an effort to donate to a local charity that supports community projects.
6 Purchase souvenirs directly from community markets and handcrafters so that the money goes directly to local businesses.
7 Take your tastebuds on a journey by experiencing local and regional cuisine. This will give you insight to the culture of the area and you will support the local economy.
8 Practise safe and responsible sex and be vigilant about child prostitution.
9 Question establishments where children of school-going age are working.
Bargaining for goods may not always be appropriate, but if the price is negotiable, pay a price that is fair for the seller and maker.
1 Please use water as effi ciently as possible. Drink tap water. South Africa’s tap water quality is ranked as third best in the world. Do not leave your towels in your hotel room to be washed unless necessary. Try to use biodegradable shampoos and soaps.
2 Take care not to start a fi re with your cigarette butts or matches.
3 Please use electricity as effi ciently as possible. Switch off the lights, electric fan, air conditioner and television when you are not in your room.
4 Do not approach or feed baboons. They are wild and potentially dangerous.
5 Do not take natural keepsakes like shells and indigenous fl owers when spending time in nature.
6 When driving or hiking, stick to marked paths and roads.
7 Make sure the seafood you want to buy and eat is not on the list of endangered species. SMS the name of the fi sh to +27 (0)79 499 8795 and you will receive an answer within seconds.
8 Dispose of rubbish carefully, recycle where possible and reuse your beverage bottles and shopping bags.
9 Make use of public transport when possible or take a walking tour.
Holiday closer to home or offset your carbon footprint by planting a tree or buying local produce – support some of the great local organic markets in Cape Town.
10 tips to be responsible in our communities
10 tips to be responsible towards our environment
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2 Century City Goods MarketCentury City Goods Market
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Tygerberg Nature ReserveTygerberg Nature Reserve
Tyger Valley CentreTyger Valley Centre
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Durbanville Rose GardenDurbanville Rose Garden
Durbanville Nature ReserveDurbanville Nature Reserve
1920Villa Pascal TheatreVilla Pascal Theatre
Durbanville Golf ClubDurbanville Golf Club
21 Clara Anna FonteinClara Anna Fontein
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Nitida CellarsNitida Cellars
Durbanville HillsDurbanville Hills
De GrendelDe Grendel
Rust-en-VredeRust-en-VredeDurbanville Craft MarketDurbanville Craft Market
Bellville VelodromeBellville Velodrome
Sanlam Art GallerySanlam Art Gallery
University of the Western CapeUniversity of the Western Cape
Art.B GalleryArt.B Gallery
Willowbridge Lifestyle CentreWillowbridge Lifestyle CentreWillowbridge Slow MarketWillowbridge Slow Market
Bellville Golf ClubBellville Golf Club
5 GrandWest CasinoGrandWest Casino
24Diemersdal Wine EstateDiemersdal Wine Estate
26Zevenwacht Wine EstateZevenwacht Wine Estate
25 Kuils River Golf ClubKuils River Golf Club
29 Airport MallAirport Mall
28 Aviation CentreAviation Centre27 Thunder CityThunder City
30King David Golf ClubKing David Golf Club
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NORTHERN SUBURBS
SIP & RELAX
APPRECIATE NATURE
SHOP, SHOP, SHOP
Head out north for some of Cape Town’s best shopping – from
the huge malls like Canal Walk, Willowbridge Lifestyle Centre
and Tyger Valley Mall to boutiques selling unique gems you’ll
treasure forever.
The Durbanville Wine Route is rapidly growing in popularity. Pop
in for a taste or while away an afternoon in one of the acclaimed
restaurants on the wine estates.
MEET A FARMER
There are several farmers’ markets here where you can enjoy a
delicious breakfast while perusing the freshest produce or stocking
up on waatlemoenkonfyt – if you don’t know what this is, you’ll just
have to try it...
TRY YOUR LUCK
If you feel like Lady Luck might be smiling on you, drop a few
coins in the slots at GrandWest Casino, Cape Town’s fl ashy
patch of Vegas. If it’s not your thing, there’s plenty more to keep you
entertained, from restaurants and cinemas to an ice rink!
APPRECIATE NATURE
Although the Northern Suburbs are a fast-growing urban area, there
are still plenty of pockets of green to explore, from nature reserves
to the Bellville Rose Garden which blooms in summer.
LOVE THE NIGHTLIFE
The Northern Suburbs has a lively evening scene. The young and
young at heart will love the bars along trendy Edward Street in
Bellville, or if you’re looking for something more sedate, there are
plenty of acclaimed restaurants to try.
CATCH A CONCERT
Check out the local papers or ask Visitor Information about concerts
that may be going on during your visit – some of Cape Town’s
biggest venues are in this area, including the Bellville Velodrome
and GrandWest.
SWIRL, SIP AND SLIP INTO RELAXATION
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SHOP, SHOP, SHOP
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To book any of the experiences on this map or get more information, please contact Cape Town Tourism call centre on 021 487 6800
Avoid carrying large sums of cash, cameras or other valuables
in plain sight, and never leave belongings unattended.
Heed the advice of Cape Town Tourism Visitor Centre
staff or locals on where to go after dark. Try not to
walk alone, and take special precautions at lonely
lookout points. At night, park in a secure, well-lit area.
Do not allow strangers to assist you in any way at ATMs.
Do not give money to street children and beggars. If
you wish to do good, rather give food or donate your
change to a registered charity.
Keep photocopies of all valuable documents in a safe place.
Report any safety incident, at the following numbers:
All emergencies: Mobile phone – 112 / Landline – 107
South African Police Service (SAPS) – 10111
Cape Town Tourism – 021 487 6800.
Cape Town Tourism, in partnership with Protection and
Emergency Services, runs a successful Visitor Support
Programme to assist you further, should you be involved
in an incident.
SENSIBLE SAFETY TIPS CATCH A CONCERT
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Durbanville Wine Route
Canal Walk
Die Boer Theatre Restaurant
Rose Garden
CENTURY CITY
1 Canal Walk Shopping Centre
2 Century City Natural Goods Market
3 Ratanga Junction
4 Intaka Island
GOODWOOD
5 GrandWest Casino
BELVILLE & TYGER VALLEY
6 Tygerberg Nature Reserve
7 Bellville Golf Club
8 Bellville Velodrome
9 Tyger Valley Centre
10 Willowbridge Lifestyle Centre
11 The Sanlam Art Gallery
12 Art.b Gallery
13 University of the Western Cape
DURBANVILLE
14 Durbanville Rose Garden
15 Durbanville Nature Reserve
16 Rust-en-Vrede Cultural Centre
17 Durbanville Craft Market
18 Villa Pascal Theatre
19 Durbanville Golf Club
20 Clara Anna Fontein
DURBANVILLE WINE ROUTE
21 Nitida Cellars
22 Durbanville Hills
23 Diemersdal Wine Estate
24 De Grendel
KUILS RIVER
25 Kuils River Golf Club
26 Zevenwacht Wine Estate
THE AIRPORT & SURROUNDS
27 Thunder City
28 Aviation Centre
29 Airport Mall
30 King David Golf Club
CAPE TOWN
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
NORTHERN SUBURBS
Visitor Information Centre
Police Station
Hospital
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Durbanville Wine Route